Itinerant barber cutting man's hair. Wuhan, China, 1911

"The disappearing queue. Picture taken the day before the act came into force ordering the abolition of the 'tail'". Shows barber cutting a man's long pig-tail. Also shows child cake seller in foreound. Hankow [later Hankou, now Wuhan], Central China.; One of a set of eight loose prints of the Chinese Revolution 1911 to 1924 or various anti Japanese, anti-British or anti-communist disturbances or demonstrations between 1924 and 1927. Bernard Upward served the LMS in China from 1905 to 1927, after a previous period in China on behalf of the China Inland Mission from 1897 to 1904. His work was mainly involved in educational work at the Griffith John College.